Prep kids soccer: Bingham ends out Riverton|The Salt Lake Tribune

Prep kids' soccer A The Miners increased to 2-2 in region. South Jordan a an opening-day loss to start out the season, the Riverton guys' soccer team reeled off ten games with a after suffering a in its season opener. However it was Bingham who was in control from the outset in a 2-0 victory within the Silverwolves on Wednesday. Started by the play of Gabe Althema and Arthur Kardzhyan, the host Miners had the most of the good scoring opportunities in a game title that was affected by a powerful wind from the north. "Our forwards were really in a position to breakdown the back side of these defense," Bingham instructor Matthew Kennaley said. "We knew when we were to have success against them, it had have to be large and then get it back once again to the middle." A ball was sent by kardzhyan to Althema 20 yards from the Riverton target just past the midway point of the first half. Althema was able to stay onside then hit for a report in the right side of the night. Bingham (6-4, 2-2) seemed to report again prior to intermission, but that tally was waved off after a handball violation. Riverton (5-2-3, 2-1-1) got the benefit of that wind after halftime, but the Silverwolves, who'd only two shots in the first half, continued to struggle to generate quality attempts on the Miners' goal. "In the initial half, we played pretty well and they found us on a single counter," Riverton instructor Paul Moizer said. "We only did not seem to get the last chance or feel. We seemed only a little off. I do believe the wind played a huge issue. It was difficult to regulate it, and the turf was different for us since we're used to grass. Involving the pitch and the wind, it was just tough to obtain things going." Bingham senior Andrew Pulsipher got tripped just before the Riverton internet with 17 minutes left in the overall game, and the Miners were awarded a penalty kick. Junior Hunter Stutz shot into he left place for a two-goal lead. After winning its first contest in location against American Fork, Bingham had since dropped consecutive games to Lone Peak and Lehi entering Wednesday's contest. History continues below "As far as area goes, we have to really think one game at a time after dropping two really close games," Kennaley said. "We need to stay focused and remember that the region has six more games to play." Trademark 2013 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be revealed, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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